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This disaster documentary focuses on the Canadian Arctic Expedition of 1913–16.
The Karluk, pioneered by Vilhjalmur Steffanson, is a tragic story of an arctic expedition gone horribly wrong. While attempting to push east, north of Alaska, the ship became stuck in the ice and was forced to drift for hundreds of miles. Ultimately, stranding those aboard in the middle of the harsh ice floes of the arctic ocean. This ship wreck is one of the most tragic stories of expedition into the arctic.
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Great video! I never knew about this tragedy before…
A sad but fitting last song as the ship went down. Awesome video, as always! Keep’em comin!
When I hear the word arctic, I do not want to go any adventure in that area. Me and cold weather are not friends. This stuff is why I will stay on land, in my bed, under a blanket.
What an incredibly terrible ordeal for that crew. A painfully slow drift into the unknown. Awful tragedy. Great video yet again.
I can't even imagine the absolute fear. 😢Such a great video as always, informative and keeps my interest from start to finish.
It doesn't make sense that they would've considered a wooden ship to be able to withstand more pressure from the ice than a metal ship would've. That was a big error in judgment.
There is a note I would like to clarify that was pointed out to me by one of my subscribers. In the video, I mentioned that the Nimrod expedition was the first mission to reach the magnetic south pole in Antarctica. This is incorrect. They were attempting to be the first but did not succeed.
How do you feel you would respond to being stranded in the middle of the arctic? Do you picture yourself staying and following orders or leaving on your own to try to escape?